The Sun. — London, England, 1818-07-27 00:00:00

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THE GREAT PICTURE, DEATiI On the PALE HORSE, CHRIST REJECTED, ST, PETER'S FIRST SERMON, with several PICTURES and SKETCHES from other Scriptural Subjects. arc now EXHIBITING, under the immediate Patronage of his Royal HighnesS the Prince Itegvent, at No.I 9,5, PA LL-M A LL, near Catiton-Honse, every day from Ten till Flee., CHAS. SMART, Sec. From the LONDON UAtETTE:ji7LY * 25. COURT MOUtiNiNG. Lord ehantherlairielcOfee, Jtrty 4J. Orders far the f:nurt's going into itfottrning on SU MIPtY nett; the 461b,instant; fur the late Queen !imager .ol • Sweden, Lthlies to +n ear black silk, fringed or plain linen; white gl,ires, neekla(syand ear rings; black or *ll4O shoes, fans,' and tippets. Undress, white eir grey ItzstringS tabbiet or darnasht The Gentlemen to , s•Ar blttelr, full trirnthed fringed or plain lineni black swords and buckles. Undress, grey froehs. caf , Y: ton 0 7nse THE LOTTERY. FISHPONDS • ASYLUM for the IM SANE, near BRISTOL, for so long a period super;ntended by Dr. COX (lately deceased), with such distingui,hed attention to the Medical Treatment and General Comfort of the Pa tients, will continue to be conducted by Dr. BONIPASS, whu fur many years assisted his late Relative in its Manage ment. be 1, 0 VC' ressinto EVIDENT 'ciarnis. :„h ofr I ni 3 " , . blool" • lece of 1 "I (0 1441 t. 11C fell w 3s ' ne V• - ; 00 1 " I by 010 4 e 3% CO"' a t . I ' r )11 0 a 1 ) Jo' si ~10° 4 4 d aft' r ..st 61- , r k, a 3i s :()r bet , A41 111 ' 1 , 1 ) ry )1* jt n jia t '5 ri c o of ri• h t,, ettl,3ll 11 1 “ . led 1 .00 1 . r }o v ., iyt sil h cP 4 0 ,014 ti i 11$' gO el , . 1 , f,Ol. II- S t, od• 'lol' s 0 s oi! e of a 0, 0 31 r e. sot' rP'O( cf • A rr )( 11 :0° • . ‘4 : 40" J.fne 6, L ‘IV,IL-4 L 'in CHI rE,C7'UR E Po urs 21WITtif 11()CIC-YeIRD. '`v, PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COAT.I- , Allss ioAvEks 6.f HIS AfilJESrrs Pi" do 1 ) : 1 give A'nt ice, that an .E.,,t4 I ATIONof C/14\ 7 111 . - , 0 ; 0 7'4. 8 t'or the admission of 7'11 7 0 STUIJENTS into the , wilt take ;gave in his .Iluiesty's th, t -Var ' l Kt l'ort smout h . on the sth Yoventher next, and 1%4 rt c Persons ag may be deigrons beenm fug , Candidates 46,7 44, i0n, are required to send notice of their intention to SA* „ f4WeitP "lon#ri 'qf his .llejest g's Yawl, otl . or brfore the (hut Ilford h. • Can,ll,lates must be at least Fifteen, and not more than '2llten . rears of nA . ,, "lon may be obtained on apnlication at the Nagy iPa . : 941 the Qlfiee lf the Commissioner of any of his .1 the - n,stare of the Qualifications required of " 4, - *' l lelrtt e , t, the Di, e „ ni 6 t i s they are to produce an the day and other partirulars. ttr, " t'iCreil. I. MG-OFFICE, J lll ll l7 . 1 " 18 ' • co mmrssioNEßSfor YlerthiL LING Nei% 11 - I vEsTrs hV4t'Y do hereby, give Notice, t '4 7 ,44 4"Y, tie 31st • instant, they will he rea , ly to r V 44 . ft ' tee , ling• (seared up), and treat for thr sityp..y Ate,FIIESH BEEF nt ,, V be reri" for the "se If 413 Myth S liPs and ressel 1? vat Lei th , Leith , ails, and the lo t , If •Edintorrgli, for Twelve Calendtr Months, from the of , , 31, co glut next. 4r,it of the Cont rac t may be•sOrn at the Seere -44: "tißee; at tlfis Ogre, applging, to the Collector `lojecty's Customs at Leith. 'l .qurd w i ll be ha.-1 to any Fern = ' , hick the Price Terries . , t 3! he btiettert no t Trords at length, or that shall 4i,: ti ` e ' -e 'l to the hoard before One o'clock on the said ta i !/' the 31st Instant ; nor unless the 'Person who, . 4we, `e4i oi• some Person on his behalf, aftends- to an f e't fo r . • lio,t4e4.ft'oder must alsohe acrompanied by a Letter signed btt epTeLtring to becom e hound with the 1,117.7 tene ti .,-„;, th, enael s u o f 5061. f ur the due p er- Ce the' , Contr a ct. „, e777 •` LL 1 Na. C fi'F le F., July/ 17, 1818. , `-O i I JAIISSIONERSfer VICTUALLI N G A qa, ; ' 4 4 14.7 437 , y , s r y do g i r e Notice, Vita 44 W .,_ the Ibth of ',September nes•t; they wilt be n o •a r dy r"errt‘ u•riting- (Sealed 14p), and- treat c . ~Qg:P., Pi " ‘1 IRISH BEEF and PORK, not cs•rec .Ing , 2 4 4 .„ Tierce, tir each species, to ar ;o l i o a ti t'' curvi ng 'ser• s pni oni-erktith - parr theri'of to " , sii-eikktb parts in Tierces, to .1 1,, V ono-eight - b part in P. dirrods; to 1 e . I de ;t i e; r r 4 7 . 1 1,1;"?•1 Piaudlting Stares - al Deld-frit' °J.4 ' i nt' an, ! Cor k, in ' regular proportion: of e , ch u,„ by the perj ods under-mentioned, viz. 4 ,.. /fr se4i , t • by I4e 1414 February, . 181,, r. PIZ?' • ~•if 1,,e, re nor,. by the ISt I N , third port hy WI . r ' 'CjQr by Bills payable, withoul Interest, silely • t`4_ dop e ,. i'"iy,°N,diti)ns• of M e c on t ract utolt 14 Olit„ • be seen• at the s.;:cre t% kat l'ol this ( * ) , ,.7re or by applyi•t , .; to .I.lr. w. ‘ ' filf 4• 4 - "t , ""‘ frjr the Victualling at Cork; to the ct- N tt• Atajest I/ /Cr I QM •• c Cat Limerick, Itellast,.Voury, .J . N. qt . 'rd: and to tke Secretary to the Postmaster .;‘t 4,.,41.4111in, respectively. , 111 '7, a 6. . t% qunntsty then. Fire Hundred Tirrits .0 rive flundred T'ierces of Pork, will be ad- r k . „ • h el il, "ti nliard be Agd to any; 7'euder in whiCla the 6r inserted in words al length, or that skull not t " tie Board be / c -c Oneo'Clock on tie said Tar's '"4e, 14 e .614 of Septeub.r neat, nor unless the P e r s o n wh o li4 ke r or some Person an his attends to cr i 7 . -tu f or . 4: 1 1 / 4 :or e , p e ::::;:nicte de 'Ponied by a idler signed et' Persons enzrazinz; to become bound wit., 4% °k,, t eit ; trra j . ‘g, i u the P .Scut of 131. per Ural. on 14 e due oerforottruct of !be Contract. • iti",*t ~ It,l" retitio,sted to tlireCtlhe all en.ion of kt• ' •: i N 11,..1,1?,"1 afflicted with Mental or Bodily PcGaY, titi,cl:"tt‘, ns'l'llY, Inward I % ; astin • es Lit , . of A tif`el l f" a • lit ;olitriili \''tter,lll.`i'Ht of Spirits Trvil ' ililiintor Shaking*of the " !41*,11C and every ut li:r kind of Eruption, Ast hulas, a ei,,, %tit Nat i s, •- t it. - I'llll* in the Ltit• 1 . 0 1 MC , N t. .1 enlinilt s , enkileSS, • tilt:1)114'15, c"nAttlitptive /*Tahiti, mid all constitittinnai kl (4., , . ~t idlintediately to make trial nf thl . :.Ctlehr . ated 1,1: r ill -. 4 l.:yilLAI of ItziKASlltl, or NATURE'S- INTi..lb .lllt;'•il, 1, 111tATTVI.:, as i'reitari.d and sold, W11°1"4/e 1 .41 11 ' 1 1:Z . j • ' ;() It1):1N, I NT. D. at the Ii:IST LON'DON . h t li i t ,t., '-'ll,-111LIsEINT ENT, No. 7, Cannon Sti'ret ~ivr•iiifilverl.,4le's iii th e Lair. London. !lit t tr t i. 1',.. '.411Y heliu m .1 .1 d 1 h 'he most agfreahle and L 11 '; -. Th irapi - • ',;( g t : (,)• e . • I. ' - rer' &S -al . ..N, l ‘ Il i i ‘ 1 V lit ait the aoove Comp 4.ilits v . . xt l i t !i't4 , l l4l st i , l i s Zt: 111 0 , d, e4 . 4eS the IlloArt violent paini in i, l sukipp,,,,ii.,to, and promotes gentle perspiration. It ti i_ , t' 4,.; ,, 1 k t6, 1 . •. 1, fur latmitage to rxiiress. or e l n i lnenci" to 174 r t, Tl 'in,. •/' Ike cattl e of this wonderlid and lacomPar ti,„:',ihl,t,ll,4`rtitt, 40°'cireSt.0frtitig liiialtp to the Afflicted ! and givillK Ny Vt ,er h at., • aims:tilos have been restored to perfect tti,ileti'il,,_4ll:llnitin to reduced ler different diseases as i,Acatiiiiiiii,i•c:4liiiiriol of, not only Ify their I.intiln s, hut also ti,2 l , i t lY iipii„:"4,;ll 4tten,Nlits 114.1i!lbitt`vti ii„.."nint of the • Proprietor, in bottlir, 114. ilei,,' Y l iiitti f 4 :. i ties iri one iOs. each, or four quantities in he k i nli : 4 v , 'il. -' ``'t :13i. duty i included, by which our its. I.' „`l4ll4.„e,.”itii. , i I.lll'.4tliillillitlLi.'idt.ileivNl.e'lic in . e will keep in :ill climates , and tuay 1 1 +4,, ; it ) ~ 1. pc, and Son's, Fleet-market ; Vad:- I, 4G, ,I,l,:liti, 4‘4.'s (Ilt“.11.31. WI, trztild ; T. Richards s, 190, t‘ '' '' ''' ' 'i ' i f ) ; i i i • lee ' t dillYi Barker's. 125, Oxford-street 1) 1 lk i l , 4 nd ih. •itt(l-street ; 'Fagg's, 10, Middle Hose, it, '•l' ti t i t .. th e ~ '"the i-• 1 , ic• ii i • ttst respectable Medicine Venders in tl,,:' iir i t s , "glo m. 1,,,. ei i ` littl i r ts thi s ~ .. 1 n t nit •of announc , t. I t , t t ir i r thi. ..,eiiet a op i i rii ) itl' P., t ';,l ii,„ ti ...‘ lie still devote s his study exclusively I,,diltt t- ti11,.,..` ni,tr iii,ii,idt, ;,.. a regular Member of I ,..ti: 3 4 ' e ve l . , li i*r t' l „ t r ,ot. Pli vsietatis—li e iders a speedy and 11Tiv,,,, ,. i , i . v w 4 n t ik 5t4 , 1 : , ,, ty el ii s of nervous ft faxation ; . diseases \ ir t! l ly ~, : n i s, il4. : i :l:, or 01 the iii..st inveterate h i nd, are li , i ,), i i i t ;;l il ,l, ,rdl . t mod e of treatment, speedily and l }k, l i : l f11: e l ille i h :::"' be c onsulted by all ranks of people, s ti t P,,,, i itl p m 1 1 "ig tii i cone in the evening, at the Last 111iti(hr' 11.,,41"I'cial.:1!),I'lintest, No. 7, Cianniol-street-road, Itii `"t" 1 '' ii 'li t ~ '4l . I.2l rndiige, St. Georges in the Ea511t40.....k44 l t4 0 .....k 44 vitititrv, iiielte.ii, g a lianti Unit . , V,lll be 'I 4 e iltvttsar7 Itedicine sent to all parts of THAT the pivserit Lmtery is deservedly -popu- Adventurers Ithow.—That this Dra.‘ ing is near, most Persons know,--and that T. Success last Lottery was - as Usual) pre-eminent, every budylinows.—llut as there is some novelty in there being Two Prizes t.f 30,0001., with only 8,000 Tickets ; and as. " moreover," the g:ontractor presents a Free Gift of Eight Pipes of Wine besides the Prizes, T. BISH would fail in the duty he owes to the Public, di.l he not give it every poWicity in his power, and candidly aclinow ledgi; that. although it is following his Plan in Oie Last Lot tery for .whieli he was Contractor, belreely yields it the Palm of Superiority. Those who have not vet purchased are re quested to he eisrly —Drawing begins 4th of uousT.—Twn • of :10,0001., Two of 1,000 Sovereigns, Gold.—Only 8,000 Tieliets.—All the Ca d ital. may be drawn First. Day. TP;KETS and SHAKES are selling at BISEI's Fut innate Offices, a, cf.f.:Aul, and 9, thariog Cross, Loudon, and by his Agents in England, Ireland, and Scotland.- . . TO-MORROW WEEK LOTTERY DRAW'S, AND YOU MAY GAIN 60,0'►0 'Pounds ftir 1 .39 0 0 45,000 pounds for 1..31 7 0 Suabii Pounds 'for 22.500 Pounds for L 15 15 0 15.000 Pounds for L.IO 3 0 7,5f10 Poondi - for 1..5 5 0 11,7,0 Pounds for 1,.2 13 1,875 'Pounds for L.I 7 0 and J. SIVE‘VRIGII I', who had the . surable Fortune to sell. .a 'heir Old Estaulished Oakes, • 24,201), First 1. 3 x,OOO ever drawn, 15,7 A), Last L ..so,ooo e:er drawn, public attention to the attractions of the present Scheme, which is arranged to give Adventure rs more chances to gain Prizes oi a 0,0001., than in soy Loiter) hithetto known. There are only 8,000 Tickets, and being no fixed Prize what ever, the 2' Prizes of 2. Prizes of 14 other Capitak, besides . . _ 2 Obo sovereigns in Gold, MAY ALL I%E DRAWN 10-MORUOW WEEK, ,and in addition to aft th e Prizes paid by Government, the , Purchasers may receive GOLD for the Two Prizes of 1,000 Soveteizns, with PORT, CLARET, or MADEIRA, aim:inf. - fink to Four Pipes of POrt or Madeirw, or Four Hogs 'heads of Clarct, for each of the Pt izes of One Thousand So tvereigcs, and in proportion for Shares. The %Vine to be chosen by the Holders themselves. TICKETS and SHAItES are i , ow on Sala at the old esta +dished London Oilices of 3. and J. SI VEWRIGHT, No. 11, Holborn; 141, Oxford Stre e t ; I 37, Cornhill ; 3B, Haymarket ; Who Shared and Sold in the Last Lottery FOUR CAPITAL PRIZES. , PUBLICATIONS. ENDOWEb GRAMMAR SCHOOLS. This Day was pinlislted, Very eletantly printed, in TYro • large Volumes, Octa'o, with engraved Fac Similes-of Sea! s, &c. price %I. Ws. hoards, CONCIJI 4 .; DESCRIPTION of the EN DOWED GRAM NFU, SCHOOLS in ENGLAND and WA LF.C. By NICHOLAS CARLISLE, F.R.S N1.R.1.A. & P. &.S S.A. London. Printed fur Baldwin, eradock, and Joy, l'aternos ter-row. *** For the ,conryniv7)ce of Illittration, a very small numb et of . Copies are printed . on large paper,- price 41. 44. in boards. This Day was published, liandsoniily printed , in Out Volume, Beo. illustrate/1 h four Maps, descriptive of A the Route , price Hs. hoards, PlCTlniti.;`<gTE TUtTit t (melt FRANCE, SWITZERLAND, en the BANKS (tithe RHINE, and through pant of the NE'rEi Ent,AND), in the Tear 1816, FlamMaanent,, Syltasquel - - London Printed for.). Mawman, 39, Ludgate-street. Extract front the " British Critic," for Goober, 1817. Review of " Picturesque Tour throngo France," &c. " To those whit have not travelled, it gives a faithful ac count of what is to he seen: to those who. intend to travel, it affords an excellent plan for their operatittus; to those writt hare travelled,- it will awaken -marl pleasing recollec tions. The route is, perhaps, the hest Which could base been taken." this Day, price One Gninen, kilustrated with nunu•ruuseohn►red Engravinzs, A visrr in r be MONAS I Ell 'Vol LA TR.\ ITE, Lit in 1817 ; with Notes taken during a Tour through i.e Pyrche, Normandy, Bietagtir, Puituut, Anjou, Le .liucage, fous.iine, Orleoriois, and the Environs of Paris. By WILLIAM DORSET FELLOW ES, Esq. Printed fur William Stockdale, 181, Piccadilly. " All that we have billies to heard, all that we have ima gined, of the austerities practised in this Convent, - falls infi nitely short•Of what we now find to he the case. be gloomy and almost inaccessible situation chosen by this strange fra ternity!for their Convent—..their rigid separation from human intercourse—the infrangible taciturnity imposed ilium them selves, and the terrible severity of their penaiwes, arc cer tainly circumstances more re.uoribling the visionary in dulgence of fantasy and fiction, than actual realities to be, met with among living uter, and in the present day. With regard to La Vendee, Mr. Fellowes has given such historical illustrations of its wars, and the character of its inhabitants, and has also enriched hi: book with such beauti ful views of many of the places mentioned by Mde. de la Roche Jaquelm, as will render that Lady's Memoirs still more eahmble. We did purpose giving a f-w extracts, but the whole narrative is so well connected, and every page awakens such deep interest, that our readers ' when they have p e rus e d the work, will be m u st oblig e d by our siropre recommen dation?' Just published, price ss. in boards, THE AEGIS of LIFE ; a Non-Medical Com mentary on the Indiscretions arising from Human Frailty, in which the Causes, Symptoms, and baneful Effects of Liles Vrnerca, Gaminlima, Strictures, Seminal Wes kness-, &c. are fully developed ; Part 11. containing sums remarks on certain remiale Complaints, in particular Sterility; Part DI. embraces Practical Oliservarions on Sexual Debility, Self- Abuse, &e. ; in Part IV. is a Aeries of Cases illustrative of the preceding subjects, explaining them in a familiar manner, and the whole addressed to the Youth and Maturity of both Sexes. Py GOSS and Co. Constilting- Surgeons. May he had at 9.0, Paternosfer-row, 174, Fleet-street, 98, Ciirapside, 50, Piccadilly, London; and at all Bouksel tem Messrs. Goss and co. are to he consulted, as usual, every day, of their house ; and Patients in the Country are requested to describe minutely the Case,enclosing a Remittance for Ad vice and Medicine, which can be forwarded to any part of the Goss :Ind Co. M.R.C. Surpons,l3 l Betivcrie-street, Fleet stryvt, Luziduu. STATUTES AT LARGE. PO be SOLD, a fine SET of th e STATUTES it AT LARGE,. from Magna Charta to the s(ith Gco. 111. inclusive, by Ruff head anti ituunitigton ; 20 Vols. 4to.—Also 000 Volumes of NOVELS. Apply at No. 18, Dulie-street, Lincoln's-Inn-fields. _ . LITERARY REVIEW. The PICTURE of LONDON for 1818; being. a Correct Guide to all the Curiosities, Amusements, Exhibitions, Public Es tablishments, arid Remarkable Ohjects, in and near Lon don. With a collection of appropriate Tables, illustrated by two large Maps, and embellished with one hundred and twenty Vieivs; price 9s. bound. The Nineteenth Editiot, London: Printed for LoxumAN, Huasr, 1t ca, Oamt and Ilitosvg, Paternoster-rosy. IVe are indebted for the following details re- Sperling the Population of theetropolis to that compendious but portable Volume which, finder the modcsi title of The Picture of London, presents a mass of useful information, collected from au thentic sources, and illustrated by the graphic re presentation of almost every interesting . obj.ct within the preci u t s o f this •lutorious'capitdl OF THE POPULATION OF LONDON: London is less populous, for its extent, than m►ny other great cities: The streets are wider, and the inhabltants of every class, below the highest rank, enjoy more room fur themselves and families than is usual for the same classes in .foreign countries; not only the merchant, the wealthy trader, and persons in liberal employments, occupy each an entire house, but most shopkeepers of the middling class, and. sonic even of the lowest, hare their houses to themselves; al- , _though many let out part of tbeni to lodgers : all the,ie circumstances it is plain, that a less number of people is spread over a given space in. London, than in most foreign cities. From the report on the population of Gfeat Britain, pub tithed on the authority Of - an Act pastid in the 51#st (leo. 111. London, including the suburbs, appears to contain 1,009,546' inhabitants ; but we shall snb-divide this total in a more in telligible form. A3STRACT OF TIM RETURN OF 1811. ADJOINING STRZCTs OR ON THE STONES. The City of London within and without the an-} 120,906 Clint walls - - The City of Westminster - - 164 - rtl3s . Southwark (4 Parishes) - - • 31,515 St. Andrew's, Holborn, and Liberties - - 31,45:4 St. Giles's - - - - • 34 ;672 St. Mary-la-bonne - - - - 73;6'24' St. George's, Bloomsbury - - . Is,ff4 Pantras, (two-thirds nit the stones) - .- 50,859 Clerkettwell 0 - -- • 30;53: Spiral fields and Bethnal Gteeti - - 43,7'37 St. Luke's, .. Old -street - • 3 4 2,545 Setorediteh - - - - 43.930 Whiteehapel , - - -• - 27,57 6 _ _ _ St. Georg 's in the East - -•- 26,917 Shaft,.ll - .. - - . • 9055 Christehoreli, Surrey . - •• - 11,050 Lambeth - - •• . - 41,644 Newington Putts - •• - - 23054 - i licriiiintilsey -.-- 19 53,) Li, i. house - - - .... 7,6.•7 Horselry.lown - - - -8,37 u Itatherhithe - - - - 1-2,114 Other small districts and liberties, as the Tower 1 . 11..115, Artillery Ground, & c . - ) 2R,576 Total in adjoining Houses and Streets - • - 897,946 In villitges closely connected, and in general haring a continuity of house's frpai the metropolitan • stretts. Islington . - - - - 15,65 Hackney - - . - - .- ! , i,771 Stepney - - - - 35,199 Stratford-le-Bow - - - - 2039 Paddington - - - - 4,609 Chelsea - - - - 19,262 Kensington - - - 10,836 Pancras ithe oilier think, Kentic!) Town, &c. - 15,444 Stolie Newington - - - 2,149 Camberwell - - - - 11,309 • Clapham - - - .. - 5,083 Deptford - - - - - 19,833 Greenwich - - .. - 16,947 'rota! on the stones and contiguous ri11age5..1,039,762 To' which adding an eighth for risitors, sailors, soldiers, &c. we shall find that there usu a lly ex i sts a tota l of neatly a million and a quarter of souls, within four miles round St. MEANS OF INTELLECTUAL IMPROVEMENT. The following summary will, in some measure, stew that moie has been done within the hills of mortality, with a view to benefit and improve the inhabitants, than in any other par t of the kingdom. There are 407 places of public worship. 40,5 u Seminaries fur Education, including 237 parish charity schools. 8 Societies fur the express purpose of promoting good morals. • 12 Societies for promoting the learned, the useful, and the polite arts. 132 Asylums, and Alms houses, for the helpless and indi gent, including the Philanthropic Society for reclaiming cri minal children. $0 Hospitals and Dispensatories for sick and lame, and for delivering poor pregnant women. 700 Friendly or Benefit Societies and institutions for ahls rit4ble and humane imposes. There are also about thirty institutions for teaching some thousands of poor children the arts of reading, writing, and arithmetic, on the plans introduced by Mr. Josdph Lancaster and the Res-. Dr. Bell. Which several institutions, including the poor's rate, are supported at the ainiost incredible cost of one million per annum. We are surprised to observe how well the maxim' of mutt= in patio is exemplified in this truly domestic volinne. With the exception of the Table of the Fares for Hackney Coaches, which we believe, not perfectly 111 contonnil with the existing regulations, we have not deteeted one erroneous statement-iZa sufficient recommenda tion, it recommendation could he Wanting, to this useful compendium of information, of which the Nineteenth Elitinn incontestably erahnshee its p . re-emitienc6 with the Public. The CoUrt to'clietrige tLe Aioctrning On Thursday, flte 2Clth instant, fit :—The LAies to wear black or silk velvet, co loured tibandS, fans, aiki tippett, or plain white, or whiter and gold, or whiteand•silverstuU, with black ribands, 'Abe GetstlUneit to wear black coats, and black or plain Nbitt-, or white and gold, or *bite and Silver stuff waist coats, full coloured swUrt/s and burklt4. And On Sunday, the 2d .Ingest next, tho Cut:rt i 8 to go uUt bf Mourning. musrART Pitt)N101;10N3; Trar-Offire, Jul;1 28. ISt RegiMent of 'Life Guards---Ensign ffcnry DtindaS ea.mpa hell, of the 20th Foot, to be Cornet and Sub Lieu, enant, by purchast, vice Wtimbwell, wit. retires. 10th Regiment of Light DrogoonS—Cornet Charies Harvey to be Lieutenant, by pttrchaSe ) Vice Arnold, 11rd:rioted ill' the 99'h Foot. Lord f.;eorge Bentiock to be Cornet, by pdrthase, rice Harvey 11th Ditto—Gentleman Cadet George Hobart, fr om the Royal Military College, to be Coroet ) by prircltse; vice P4iton, promoted. itaff Corps of Cavalry—Richard Lowrance, Gent. to be Veterinary Sargent), rice Barrington, appointed to the Cavalry Dept at Nlaidstune. 2d Regiment of 'Foot--Ensign Christopher Tolcher to be Lieutenant, wit hoot purchase, vice Adam., , deceased.— George Chichester Harvey, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Tolcher. 7th Ditto—Lieutenant John Aroeenlow, from the half-pay of the Regiment, .to be Lieutenant, vice liagh Ritchie Val.' lace, who exchanges, receiving the duff( rence. 21st Ditto- , -Assist ant-Surgeon William Steve:lsmi, from the 601,12 . Foot, to he Assistant-Sorge-on, cite Mien Both who retires upon the lialf;pay of the 60th root. 32-Ditto--Lieutenant John Charles Crawford, from the half.- pay of the Sicilian Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice George Brock, who exchanges, receiving the difiVretice. • - • 33d Ditto—Ensign Wm. Augustus Clarke, ft om the half-pay . of the hit Foot, tobe Ensign, vice Henry Charles Fearon, who exchanges. 35th Ditto—Ensign Benjamin Satterthwaite, from the pay of the 45th Foot, to be Ensign, vice John Thomas, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 57th Ditto--. Lieut. Humphrey Robert Hartley, from the half- , pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Francis Get lungs Keogh,_ who • exchanges, receiving the difference. 67th Regiment of Foot... Lieutenant Averell Lecky, from the half-pay of the 43d Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Ihiger Boyce Walker, who exchanges, receiving the differences 73d Ditto—Ensign Wm. L. Russell, front the ball- pay of the 84th Foot, to be Ensign, vice John Spalding; whit exchanges - ) receiving the difference. 80th Ditto—Lieut. Clement Wo!seley, from- the half-pay of' the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Francis Comic lltvwn, who exchanges, receiving th e difference Lieut Witliam Magenois, from the 87th Foot, to be ditto, vita Archer ) who exchanges. 84th Ditto—Captain .Tohn Arnami, from the hat f-pftrof the Ith Foot, to he Captain of a Company, vice Wm. Pigott ) who exelm,ges, receiving the difference. 87th Ditto—Lieutenant E. C, Archer, from the 80th root, to Lie irenant, vice Magennis,. Who exchanges. 06tb Ditto—Ensign George: Koch to. be Lientertant; by pur chase, vice Campbell, promoted. 99th Ditto.e.Lieutenant'ltobert Arnold, from the 10th Light Dragoosis, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Rittr-r; who retires. 4th W'et India Regirnent—Ensizn GeoTe Langton, from the half•ofty of the ti9th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Vasid Hinne, who vxchanges STArP.--VeterinarySurgeon flaritnrion, from the Statt Corps of Cavalry, to be Veterinary Sorgeiph at the Cavalry Delibt at Maidstone, vice Edward Henry Steed, who re tires<upon half-pay. HosrvrAL STAFF.—Assistan!-Surgeon Samuel Burd, M. U. front the tiist Foot, to be Stirgeon to the Forces, vice Storey, deceased. (*cc of Ordnance, Jkly 22, 1813. Itoyal Rt , Ainteht of Artillery First Lieutennnt. Gustavus T. Hume, from the half-pay of the' Erasion:tit, to be First Lieutenant, rice Tucker, deceased. BANKTUTPTCIES SUPERSEDED. W. Tnpecot, Plymouth, victualler. J S S Cooke, Gulden-lane, cherirmonger: J. Attrrood, Oldbury, Shropshire, victualler. W. Cooper. Fencluitch-strevt, mt;rchant. T. Hall, Ashboroc, Derbyshire, coach-ibaker. BANK It UM'S. J. Colbourn, Pudding4ane, fish-salesthan to surrender, 3t 1y 28, Aug. 8, and Sept. 5, at e l eve n, a t duildhall. Attorney, Mr. Bawer, Cliff , ird's-inn. It. Blare, Craven-place, Bayswater, storte-mason,,Aug. 8, 11, and Sept. 5, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Daw son, Saville-place, Bus iington-street. J. Sherry. Romsey, Southampton, hatter, Aug. /; at one, Ey at twelve, Sept. 5, at one, at the India Arms Inn, Gosport. Attorney, Mr..l. Bogne, Clement's-inn. E. Alcuck, At hi', stone, Wartvickshire, hat-trianufactnrer, Aug. 1,3, and Sept. 5. at eleven. at the King's Head Inn, Coventry. Attorney, Mr. J. Carter, Coventrye f. Coward, Latighohn-bridge, Lancashire, miller, August 3, 4, and Sept. 5, at five, at the Sun Inn, Ulverston, Lan cashire. Attornies, Messrs. Baxter and Bovtlser, Gray's _ inn-place, Gray's-ilia. . . W. 13ootli, G. Booth, and 11. Booth, Bishop4Vearmunth, Durham, ship-Imilders, Aug. 8, at :ix, . 17, at dean, and Sept. 5, at eleven, at th e B r id g e Inn, Bishop,Wearmouth. Attorney, Mr. 131acki5ton, Symond's-inn. J.'l'ourling, Chad's-row, Gray's-inn-lane, btleislayer, July 25, Aug. 8, and Sept.. 1, at ten, at Guildhall. Atto:ules„ Messrs. Weston, Teesdale, and Syrnes, Figichurch-street. It. Lee, Great Wineltester-street, ntiderwi iter, Amy. 8, 11, and Sept. 5, at one at Guildhall. Att orne y, M r . F arre n, Threadneedle-strevt. R. Knight, Stone Breaks, YOrkshire, clothier, Aug. 10; at the White Bear Inn, Manchester, 13, and Sept. 5, at eleven, at the Bull's fle.rd. Inn,. Motsley; LNicashire. Anomie*, Messrs. Clarke. Richards, and Medcalf„ t hancery-lane. J. Rownothatn. Butley, near Macclesfield, tiinher-dealer, Ang. 7, at four, a, at ten, and Sept. 5, at ten, at the Old Angel Inn. •Macclesfield. Attorniee, .Messrs. 13•_13 and Brodriek, Bow Cburch•y.ird. T. Walcot, Portsea, linen-draper, Aug. S, 15, am! Sept. 5, tit eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Cunneen and Robinson, Walbruok. Blackburn, Lancashire, bookbinder, Aug.. 11, at, tire, 12, at ten, and Sept. .t, at 'twelve, at the Old Bull Inn, Blackburn. Attorney, Mr. H. B. Armstrong, Staple-inn. J. Ran ford, Beratoudsepstreet, tripe-wan, Aug. 1, 4', at twelve, a-nd Sert, 5, at two, at Guildhall. Attarnies, Messrs. Drew and Sons, Bermondsey -street, Southwark. J. iraylor, Lewisham, Kt-nt, linen-draper, Aug. 4, 15, and !tept. 5, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Comerford, C u pthall-court, T rogrn urton.st rect. StrOAR.-*Averaice Priceof 13,ov:11 or Muscor*ldo Sugar, putvd from the tteturnN made in the week ending the of duly, is Sls. 111 d. per cwt. (L ) iriaitogis, &r e. to-rtorrow.)